ATP Finals
Nitto ATP Finals
HardUpcoming
Nov 15 – Nov 22, 2026 · Turin, IT
Indoor
ATP Finals guide
2026 ATP Finals schedule, format and points
Follow the men’s season finale: eight qualified singles players and eight doubles teams play group matches before the knockout semi-finals and final.
2026 calendar
ATP Finals tournaments in 2026
- Tournaments listed
- 1
- Upcoming
- 1
- In progress / completed
- 0 / 0
- Surfaces
- Hard
How to use this tool
Follow the ATP Finals season
- 1
Use the status totals to see whether this part of the season is ahead, live or already complete.
- 2
Compare tournament dates, host cities and court surfaces, then open the event you want.
- 3
Use the tournament tabs for its schedule, results, players, venue and legal viewing information.
Fan tip: Tournament dates and match times can change, so check the event page before watching or travelling.
Fan guide
ATP Finals format, points and fan guide
Season finale
Who plays the ATP Finals and how the format works
The season finale features eight qualified singles players and eight doubles teams. Each field is split into two groups of four; everyone plays three group matches, and the top two in each group advance to the semi-finals.
Official details ↗Maximum 1,500
Why not every ATP Finals champion earns 1,500 points
Points are earned match by match: 200 for each round-robin win, 400 for a semi-final win and 500 for winning the final. Only a champion who wins all three group matches and both knockout matches reaches 1,500.
Official details ↗Quick answers
ATP Finals FAQs
Who qualifies for the ATP Finals?
The event features eight qualified singles players and eight qualified doubles teams based on the season race and current qualification rules.
How does the ATP Finals round robin work?
Two groups of four play three matches each. The top two players or teams in each group advance to the semi-finals.
How can an ATP Finals champion earn 1,500 points?
By winning three round-robin matches for 600 points, the semi-final for 400 and the final for 500.